If you see the last image it’s putting a little strain on my Pentium G3258 at max speed, so I get a little bit of stuttering, I will upgrade it for my birthday and hopefully I can double / triple the size of this.
So what do you guys think of this? Any ideas or advice you could give me? Aside from telling me to not use default buildings (I like default buildings >:( )
Looks great to me. I always seem to get distracted and forget about building more than about three buildings. When I did try to build many I was always unimpressed by how I built my buildings and distressed when my footmen spent too much time in doors when goblins were attacking. I really like the layout of this little town.
@Jad hasn’t been online in awhile, so I will try to answer those questions as best I can.
There are many ways to take screenshots. If playing with Steam, the easiest way is to use the built-in Steam screenshoot tool (default key is F12). You should hear a soft “click” when you press it, and see a message in the lower right corner of the screen. When you close the game you will see the screenshots below the game in your Library.
The “cool page” is an imgur album. The imgur help site will explain it much better than I can, so check it out here: https://help.imgur.com/hc/en-us/articles/201146429-How-do-I-create-an-album-. Once you have an album created, simply copy and paste the sharing link into a post and the slide show should be created automatically.
Dude u r on the freaking ball. this support is amazing. is there a way to buy a download code or something like that and give a copy to a friend as a gift.
I know that Steam has an option to “Purchase as a Gift”. You will be asked when checking out who the purchase is for, and selecting Gift will give you a code (which can be shared) instead of adding the game to your Library. I am not sure about Humble, I would need to check. Be right back…
…Yep, Humble has a gift option as well. Also during checkout, there is a checkbox that says “This purchase is a gift; send me a gift link.”
The Humble Bundle is different. That is a collection of games you purchase at any price you want, and you choose where the money goes (charity, the developers, or Humble). If the page looks like the image above, you want to click Add to Cart, then Check Out. You should then see this:
Stonehearth should be listed at $24.99, you need to enter your email, decide if it is a gift, pick the charity to support, and then pay via the method of your choice.
Really nice town, I haven’t reached that yet, but I hope I will, someday… Keep at it, I’d really like to see what it turns into! Perhaps you could make some sort of fort/castle, it would be a big project, but it would be worth it!